All On the Irish Shore Irish Sketches
All On the Irish Shore Irish Sketches
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'The Connemara Mare. 103 There was silence. They had reached the top of the hill, and the grey mare began to trot.
" Well, there's just one thing I should like to say, " said Rupert awkwardly, his breath coming very short, " I couldn't help everything going wrong about the mare. It was just my bad luck. I only bought her to please you. They told me she couldn't get right after the accident. What was the good of my going to look at her ? I wanted to cross in the boat with you. Whatever I did I d...id for you. I would do anything in the world for you " It was at this crucial moment that there arose suddenly from the dim grey road in front of them a slightly greyer shadow, a shadow that limped amid the clanking of chains. The Connemara mare, now masquerading as a County Cork cob, asked for nothing better. If it were a ghost, she was legitimately entitled to flee from it ; if, as was indeed the case, it was a donkey, she made a point of shying at donkeys. She realised that, by a singular stroke of good fortune, the reins were lying in loops on her back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'The Connemara Mare. 103 There was silence. They had reached the top of the hill, and the grey mare began to trot.
" Well, there's just one thing I should like to say, " said Rupert awkwardly, his breath coming very short, " I couldn't help everything going wrong about the mare. It was just my bad luck. I only bought her to please you. They told me she couldn't get right after the accident. What was the good of my going to look at her ? I wanted to cross in the boat with you. Whatever I did I d...id for you. I would do anything in the world for you " It was at this crucial moment that there arose suddenly from the dim grey road in front of them a slightly greyer shadow, a shadow that limped amid the clanking of chains. The Connemara mare, now masquerading as a County Cork cob, asked for nothing better. If it were a ghost, she was legitimately entitled to flee from it ; if, as was indeed the case, it was a donkey, she made a point of shying at donkeys. She realised that, by a singular stroke of good fortune, the reins were lying in loops on her back.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edith None Somerville to read onlineMoreLess
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